The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-11

IL HOUSE lid.
The house passed five council bills to-day,
as follows:
Authorizing private CORPORATIONS To be formed
OF three DIR more persons for mining, rnauufact-
uring ard other industrial pursuits, and for
conducting the business of insurance, banks OF
discount and deposit, but not OF issue, loan,
trust and guarantee associations, ard for the
construction and operation OF railroads, wagon
roads, irrigation bitches and the colonization
and Improvement of lands in connection there
with or for colleges. seminaries, churches. libra
ries, or any other benevolent, charitable or sci
entiic associations. This bill amends section
3Si, chapter 3, of civil ccde.
Amending section i, chapter III, laws six
teenth legislation, so as to make unnecessary a
notice Of tendency OF action in the foreclosure
OF mortgage o. she enforcement Of mechanics or
Providing for the burial by the territory o. ex-
soldiers whose relatives or friends are unable or
unwilling to detray the expenses OF their funeral.
Amending section 266, chapter -, of the code
of civil procedure by adding the following
words: And no judgment shall be rendered or
entered until after the filing such decision"
Amending section Il, chapter 1l2, session
laws sixteenth assembly by adding the follow
ing words: Provided, however, that this Sec
ton shall not be taken as abolishing the offices
OF county justices OF the peace and county con-
stables"
When the house met, Adams moved that
the vote by which the council bill relating
to the purchase of session laws, passed
Wednesday evening, be reconsidered White
GOulu uOb Bc6 buS OUJcCb VI Zig ICCOIl5lQeTd-
tion. Shook said the object of the reconsid.
cratic was to strike out the clause to the
purchase OF the laws OF Bowen Il Kingsbury.
The clause looked very much like wood
chuck He wanted the books bought In
open market The motion TO reconsider
prevailed The counc bill permitting per-
sons to associate themselves as private cor
poratieE% far certain purposes passed-ayes
43, uMy, 3. TIL council bill permitting
the lac giving the right Of attachment when
CREATORS are about TO move from the coun-
ty was taken up. Sullivan said: I'VE are
passing too many council bills anyway" and
he moved that further consideration be in
definitely postponed. Mr.. Adams thought
we were not only passing too many council
bills, but too many house bills. A roll call
was demanded and resulted: Ayes 20, nay
20; SO the motion to indefinitely postpone
prevailed The speaker announced his ST.;
nature to council bills No. Is 81 and IA; ALEC
Joint resolution No. g.. The council bill re-
lating to bu' lal of soldiers and sailors passed.
N
A communication was received from the
acting governor vetoing Council Bill No. ID
q vote being taken it was passed notwlth-
standing the objections OF the governor
ayes 20 nays 4. Bills introduced:
BY Mr.. Ericsson, providing for the mode Of
calling in public bonds for payment and fixing
the time when interest thereon shall cease. By
Mr.. Foster, to amend sections 2, 3, A, 8, 8 and 3
Of chapter 81 of Laws of 1885, providing for the
incorporation and regulation of building and
loae associations. BY Mr.. Campbell. to amend
section 2 OF chapter % of the Political Code, ex-
empting building and loan associations and
stock therein from taxation BY MT; lamp,
Sixteenth legislative m relating to build
ing and loan associations. By Mr.. Smith, TO
regulate the sale OF pharmacy and the sale OF
poisons, and to prevent adulteration of medi-
cines: to declare and protect the legal identity
of married women, to place inmates OF insane
asylums under protection OF the law by securing
them their postal rights; to require teachers OF
public schools to keep record OF the visits OF
county superintendents. BY Mr.. McCumber, to
amend subdivision 70, section 80 Of chapter 20
of The Penal Code: to publish the general laws of
the session in newspapers of the territory. By
Mr.. Martin, TO provide funds to pay the def
cheney on the erection, heating and furnishing
of the normal school building and dormitory at
Madison.
The bill to provide for the support of in
digent soldiers, sailors and marines was in
troduced, and under suspended rules passed
The bill to provide for appointment OF trus-
tees for the several public Institutions OF the
territory was taken up, and the committee
amendments as to pay of trustees were re-
jected. The bill was then referred to the
committee on charitable and penal institu-
lions. The council bill to enable towns and
cities to establish and maintain free hbrar-
ries was recommited to be reported with
NO. 1OA bhllC ObJCGG 4hO SOAh@AA
bill to reimburse the trustees of the school
for deaf mutes for services rendered was
rejected-ayes a., nays l8. The council bill
providing how tickets shall be prepared for
elections was amended by striking out
swhite printing paper" and its further con-
sideration was postponed to order of unin
ished business tomorrow. The council bill
to remove the political disabilities Of Henry
Michew, unfayorably reported, was recon-
mitted to the committee on territorial at
fairs. The council bill providing for sherif's
pay or mileage for summoning jurors was
amended by a proviso that no additional
compensation shall be given for
ing statesmen. Pending consideration of this
bill the council adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
In the house Mr.. Burnham sent to the
clerks desk and had read a series of resolu-
lions adopted by a mass meeting Of farmers
of Cass county. Mr.. Hobart offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, That the territorial treasury be re-
quested TO furnish the house q statement show
ing the balance OF cash on hand belonging to all
funds commencing with each quarter for pa {
six years. Also that a special committee OF five
be appointed by the speaker TO draft a bill re-
curing the treasurer hereafter TO account to the
Territory OF Dakota for all interest received on
curing him to deposit the funds OF the terri
tory.
Sullivan wished to know the object of the
resolution. Was it aimed at any one? Ho-
bart said il was to secure to the territory in
terest on it's funds Sullivan moved to lay
the motion on the table; seconde by Adams,
and the motion prevailed. Mr.. Mallory
moved that the different committees to
whom were referred the topics in the gov
ernor's message report tomorrow. Mr..
Shook moved to lay the motion on the table.
Lost After further discussion a motion to
amend by calling for the reports one week
from to-day prevailed, and the motion as
amended was adopted.
Bills introduced: BY Burnham-To amend
an act entitled AN act to insure better educa-
ton OF practitioners OF dental surgery" BY
Sullivan-To attach the counties OF Pratt, Never,
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